12LikesYokomo MR-4TC SD
10-22-2004, 11:56 PM
yea what he said, i have a extra set of rs spring cups, if you need them. i'm using the rs springs with the short shocks on the rs shock towers. i had to use the long shock ends on the rear but the fronts were ok by just unscrewing the shock end a couple of turns. it works just fine. i know you left early but the last time at FW i lapped everyone but 2nd place in the main.
10-23-2004, 12:11 AM
Re: MRTC-SDW
Originally posted by kentech
MRTC-SDW
SD worldwide game replica kit
It directs to world championship, the ヨコモ development team whichhas become new system sends out, selling with limitation 555 ofworldwide game special specification <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=cars&v=56">cars</a> as worldwide game replica!
Specifications
- The center of gravity aluminum it starts shaving low, the body, thefloating motor mount (center shaft 4.5 millimeters, upper deck 2? O down)
- Front short span lower suspension arm, aluminum suspension mount,
- Black carbon graphite make 2. 5? O thick main chassis upper deck,shock tower, <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=battery&v=56">battery</a> plate and rear body mount plate (2 kinds), bumpersupport, stubby plate
- Aluminum make universal drive shaft (both bone and axle aluminum)
- The aluminum make rod ended ball (stopper it is attached)
- Carbon graphite make hollow shaft
And so on in addition to the private part the below-mentioned optionpart standard equipment
Titanium screw set, super precision bearing (drive section), titaniummake rod ended ball and aluminum make input shaft, aluminum make rearsuspension mount (3 times), front stabilizer (ray speed),リアスタビライザ?[ (upper type), HD rear suspension arm, bumpstop O ring, as for other specifications SD It becomes identical with SSG and BLACK.
* Spare - sale of the part becomes handling only the after-salesservice.
54600 Yen
http://www.spiral-rc.com
MRTC-SDW
SD worldwide game replica kit
It directs to world championship, the ヨコモ development team whichhas become new system sends out, selling with limitation 555 ofworldwide game special specification <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=cars&v=56">cars</a> as worldwide game replica!
Specifications
- The center of gravity aluminum it starts shaving low, the body, thefloating motor mount (center shaft 4.5 millimeters, upper deck 2? O down)
- Front short span lower suspension arm, aluminum suspension mount,
- Black carbon graphite make 2. 5? O thick main chassis upper deck,shock tower, <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=battery&v=56">battery</a> plate and rear body mount plate (2 kinds), bumpersupport, stubby plate
- Aluminum make universal drive shaft (both bone and axle aluminum)
- The aluminum make rod ended ball (stopper it is attached)
- Carbon graphite make hollow shaft
And so on in addition to the private part the below-mentioned optionpart standard equipment
Titanium screw set, super precision bearing (drive section), titaniummake rod ended ball and aluminum make input shaft, aluminum make rearsuspension mount (3 times), front stabilizer (ray speed),リアスタビライザ?[ (upper type), HD rear suspension arm, bumpstop O ring, as for other specifications SD It becomes identical with SSG and BLACK.
* Spare - sale of the part becomes handling only the after-salesservice.
54600 Yen
http://www.spiral-rc.com
10-23-2004, 12:12 AM
Re: Re: MRTC-SDW
Originally posted by danjoy25
got pics yet?
got pics yet?
10-23-2004, 12:13 AM
how do you overcome oversteering problem ? everytime I squeeze the throttle too quick, the rear end of car will spin or slide sideways 
10-23-2004, 12:15 AM
Originally posted by ritchie
yea what he said, i have a extra set of rs spring cups, if you need them. i'm using the rs springs with the short shocks on the rs shock towers. i had to use the long shock ends on the rear but the fronts were ok by just unscrewing the shock end a couple of turns. it works just fine. i know you left early but the last time at FW i lapped everyone but 2nd place in the main.
yea what he said, i have a extra set of rs spring cups, if you need them. i'm using the rs springs with the short shocks on the rs shock towers. i had to use the long shock ends on the rear but the fronts were ok by just unscrewing the shock end a couple of turns. it works just fine. i know you left early but the last time at FW i lapped everyone but 2nd place in the main.
Thanx guys (Matt & ritchie)
- jaybee
10-23-2004, 12:27 AM
Originally posted by asw7576
how do you overcome oversteering problem ? everytime I squeeze the throttle too quick, the rear end of car will spin or slide sideways
how do you overcome oversteering problem ? everytime I squeeze the throttle too quick, the rear end of car will spin or slide sideways
10-23-2004, 06:42 AM
Tech Addict
Originally posted by asw7576
how do you overcome oversteering problem ? everytime I squeeze the throttle too quick, the rear end of car will spin or slide sideways
how do you overcome oversteering problem ? everytime I squeeze the throttle too quick, the rear end of car will spin or slide sideways
10-23-2004, 12:46 PM
My track condition is asphalt road, little bit bumpy and dusty, and some of the asphalt's surface is not smooth. The temperature of track is 50+ degree celcius, so all drivers are using Sorex 40R - 24mm with medium insert.
Currently my setup:
Front: 60 weight oil with #2 piston, Tamiya Hard Spring Blue, 1mm roll bar, one way diff, 7mm ride height, 2 degree negative camber, 0 degree toe in, No droop screws
Rear: 40 weight oil with #2 piston, Tamiya Medium Spring Yellow, No roll bar, Ball differential with 60% tightness, 8.5mm ride height, 2 degree negative camber, 3 degree toe in, using droop screws to lower the ride height.
Tires: Sorex 40R with Soft insert all of them.
So, what do you think? my oversteering problem usually happen in tight corner and hair pin. As soon as I squeeze the gas, the car will slide sideways. Some says don't squeeze the gas too fast or too early, but I can't...... it's in my blood
Is it because I double the upper deck ?
Currently my setup:
Front: 60 weight oil with #2 piston, Tamiya Hard Spring Blue, 1mm roll bar, one way diff, 7mm ride height, 2 degree negative camber, 0 degree toe in, No droop screws
Rear: 40 weight oil with #2 piston, Tamiya Medium Spring Yellow, No roll bar, Ball differential with 60% tightness, 8.5mm ride height, 2 degree negative camber, 3 degree toe in, using droop screws to lower the ride height.
Tires: Sorex 40R with Soft insert all of them.
So, what do you think? my oversteering problem usually happen in tight corner and hair pin. As soon as I squeeze the gas, the car will slide sideways. Some says don't squeeze the gas too fast or too early, but I can't...... it's in my blood
Is it because I double the upper deck ?
10-23-2004, 02:12 PM
Your set up seems just the sort of thing you should not have for that sort of track condition.
Try going lots softer in springing and damping for a start. Also 8 mil ground clearance seems more like rally car stuff.
There have been some good set ups posted here in the past. I'm sure you'll find one you like.
Good luck.
Try going lots softer in springing and damping for a start. Also 8 mil ground clearance seems more like rally car stuff.
There have been some good set ups posted here in the past. I'm sure you'll find one you like.
Good luck.
10-23-2004, 03:19 PM
Tech Addict
First don't use the droop screws to limit the ride height, this should only be done with the collars. by the way, why do you use tamiya springs ? Do you use the shocks aswell (if so what's wrong with the yokomo ?)
I'd say, even for a bumpy track 8.5mm is way too high on the rear, specially with the front being only 7mm, try lower the rear and for god sake, don't use the droop screws to set ride height.
I'd say, even for a bumpy track 8.5mm is way too high on the rear, specially with the front being only 7mm, try lower the rear and for god sake, don't use the droop screws to set ride height.
10-23-2004, 08:06 PM
Originally posted by asw7576
My track condition is asphalt road, little bit bumpy and dusty, and some of the asphalt's surface is not smooth. The temperature of track is 50+ degree celcius, so all drivers are using Sorex 40R - 24mm with medium insert.
Currently my setup:
Front: 60 weight oil with #2 piston, Tamiya Hard Spring Blue, 1mm roll bar, one way diff, 7mm ride height, 2 degree negative camber, 0 degree toe in, No droop screws
Rear: 40 weight oil with #2 piston, Tamiya Medium Spring Yellow, No roll bar, Ball differential with 60% tightness, 8.5mm ride height, 2 degree negative camber, 3 degree toe in, using droop screws to lower the ride height.
Tires: Sorex 40R with Soft insert all of them.
So, what do you think? my oversteering problem usually happen in tight corner and hair pin. As soon as I squeeze the gas, the car will slide sideways. Some says don't squeeze the gas too fast or too early, but I can't...... it's in my blood
Is it because I double the upper deck ?
My track condition is asphalt road, little bit bumpy and dusty, and some of the asphalt's surface is not smooth. The temperature of track is 50+ degree celcius, so all drivers are using Sorex 40R - 24mm with medium insert.
Currently my setup:
Front: 60 weight oil with #2 piston, Tamiya Hard Spring Blue, 1mm roll bar, one way diff, 7mm ride height, 2 degree negative camber, 0 degree toe in, No droop screws
Rear: 40 weight oil with #2 piston, Tamiya Medium Spring Yellow, No roll bar, Ball differential with 60% tightness, 8.5mm ride height, 2 degree negative camber, 3 degree toe in, using droop screws to lower the ride height.
Tires: Sorex 40R with Soft insert all of them.
So, what do you think? my oversteering problem usually happen in tight corner and hair pin. As soon as I squeeze the gas, the car will slide sideways. Some says don't squeeze the gas too fast or too early, but I can't...... it's in my blood
Is it because I double the upper deck ?
10-23-2004, 08:08 PM
congrats to Alex on his TQ and win today on the rug.
10-23-2004, 08:53 PM
Originally posted by STLNLST
congrats to Alex on his TQ and win today on the rug.
congrats to Alex on his TQ and win today on the rug.
10-24-2004, 02:08 AM
Originally posted by Matt Howard
was he running 19T or mod? anyway, put a close to that one week schumacher domination, eh?
was he running 19T or mod? anyway, put a close to that one week schumacher domination, eh?
10-24-2004, 02:11 AM
Originally posted by STLNLST
He was running mod and Mo is at the Paris race but Dujuan did a great job yesterday. Alex dumped right when he came over the line and Dujuan and E.J. got caught at the tone. One more second and Alex was in 3rd.....LOL The Schumacher is still the dominate car on the rug!!!!!!
He was running mod and Mo is at the Paris race but Dujuan did a great job yesterday. Alex dumped right when he came over the line and Dujuan and E.J. got caught at the tone. One more second and Alex was in 3rd.....LOL The Schumacher is still the dominate car on the rug!!!!!!
Just hope that lil Alex keeps running mod so you can move up one slot in 19T, actually two slots since I'm gone LOL